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Ongoing Story· Day 50

IDF Strikes Key Structures in Southern Lebanon

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IDF Exposes Hezbollah Weapons Cache Despite Lebanese Army Claims

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The IDF revealed that the Lebanese Army has failed to remove Hezbollah weapons and infrastructure from southern Lebanon, contrary to 2024 understandings. Despite claims of addressing a weapons site in Kfarra, Hezbollah operatives were seen removing arms, leading the IDF to strike a truck involved. The IDF also cited alleged Lebanese Army coordination with Hezbollah to thwart enforcement operations.

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  • The IDF revealed the Lebanese Army's failure to disarm Hezbollah in southern Lebanon.
  • Hezbollah operatives were filmed removing weapons from a site the Lebanese Army claimed was addressed.
  • IDF troops struck a truck carrying weapons removed from the Kfarra site.
  • The IDF cited alleged Lebanese Army coordination with Hezbollah to obstruct enforcement.
  • The Lebanese Army was responsible for removing Hezbollah's military presence under 2024 understandings.

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